Joey Fatone

But you did it.

And a lot of people don't understand that.

And I'm glad that you kind of point that out because it is true.

And that's the reason why doing this talk and talking to these other guys

not to say that everybody has done stadiums, but a hundred percent, they all have been there before, whether it's been opening at closing act or doing, you know, their stadium themselves, they've been there.

They've seen the feeling, they know that rush.

They know, you know, and again, not, not a lot of people, like you said, can do that or say that.

And it's just, it's,

It's a blessing.

It's fun.

You know, it's a job.

That's the other thing you take into consideration.

You got to really think about it.

It is a business.

Let's be real.

I mean, a lot of times it consumes people's lives, I think, way too much, which again, I can respect it in the sense of if that's their artistry, you know, but for me, I'm like, I've learned and figure out, okay, I like doing that, but I don't want to overkill myself on that because I want to beat myself silly.

But however, I like doing this.

So entertaining and performing really came, you know, fun for me.

And just I think just a form of just of just doing things like storytelling and Broadway and stuff like that, you know, going back to Broadway and doing stuff like that.

It's been great.